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Edvance International Holdings Limited (HKEX: 1410) has signed a three-year strategic cooperation agreement with CWG Innovations Pte. Ltd. to take RealRelay.ai, the unified agentic AI platform the two companies are developing together, to market. The agreement was entered into through Paradise Matrix, Edvance’s wholly-owned Singapore subsidiary.

Edvance commercialises the platform through its cybersecurity distribution business and enterprise customer base. CWG operates and manages it from Singapore. All intellectual property developed for the platform’s cybersecurity agents belongs to Edvance. Education is the first vertical, cybersecurity follows with security operations centre triage and automated adversary simulation, and fintech is the next after that.

The announcement sets the work against Singapore’s policy position. The Infocomm Media Development Authority published a Model AI Governance Framework for Agentic AI in January 2026, which flags the risk of agents taking unauthorised or erroneous actions once they reach sensitive data and systems, and the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore has issued its own guidance on securing agentic AI.

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APEX Bootcamp: RealRelay Edition ran in Singapore on 12 and 13 September 2026, organised by the Digital Defence Alliance Singapore and co-hosted by CWG Innovations. It was open to students and young working adults with no prior technical or AI experience. The programme was oversubscribed, and by the end of the second day every team had presented a working minimum viable product built on the platform.

It ran on the same platform an institution would use, compressing into two days a cycle a class would normally work through over a term. Participants reported that having many models behind one interface let them concentrate on the problem instead of the tooling, and that the security checks ran while they were building.

The release also sets out how the platform’s security agent works. Within an organisation’s authorised scope it runs a five-stage assessment across more than twenty vulnerability categories, carries out practical exploitation before it reports, and returns risk ratings with reproduction evidence and remediation guidance. Re-testing arms again each time an agent changes.

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Security teams use the agent builder on their own triage workload with direct support from our engineering team, clearing alerts that would otherwise take up analyst hours.

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Students and lecturers describe an assistant, get help structuring it, and pass a safety check before it goes live. The institution keeps what is created.

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